You Won't Believe How Villagers Reacted to Rogue One: A Star Wars Story! React 2.0

First-Time Villagers Watch Rogue One: Star Wars - Their Reactions Are PRICELESS!
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Welcome to a galaxy far, far away, where the Force is just a myth, and the concept of spaceships and interstellar battles is beyond imagination. In today's video, we embark on an extraordinary journey as we introduce the epic world of Star Wars to a small village for the very first time! Prepare to witness genuine, unfiltered reactions that are bound to leave you amazed.
🌟 The Experience:
Our team took a trip to this quaint village, nestled away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. We brought with us the iconic Star Wars movie, "Rogue One," to share this cinematic masterpiece with a group of villagers who have never seen anything like it. As they settle down to watch this intergalactic adventure unfold, their expressions of awe, shock, and sheer excitement will keep you glued to your screens.
🚀 Witnessing the Unseen:
The magic of cinema is in its ability to transport us to new worlds, and these villagers are about to experience just that. From the breathtaking space battles to the heart-pounding suspense, they will witness it all. Join us as we capture their laughter, gasps, and genuine emotional responses throughout the film.
🌌 Sharing the Joy:
As we immerse ourselves in this unique cinematic experience, we hope to bridge the gap between two different worlds and cultures. This video isn't just about their reactions; it's about celebrating the universal language of storytelling and the power of cinema to connect us all.
🌠 Join the Conversation:
Feel free to comment below with your thoughts on their reactions, share your own first-time Star Wars experiences, or suggest what movie we should introduce to this village next. Your engagement fuels our mission to continue bringing joy and entertainment to this wonderful community.
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[@Raffalius]

I can't believe it's already been 7 years since Rogue One came out.

[@loubar2134]

oh fuck already?

[@karlsmith2570]

@Raffaliud: Ikr, it really shows how much time truly flies by

[@SancteCuthberteOraProNobis]

I am old.

[@christopherstein2024]

@@SancteCuthberteOraProNobis Same. If rouge one was a baby, it would be going to school now....

[@MrNo1fan]

Dude, I didn't think of that at all. Seems it was like only 3 years ago. 😅

[@My2Cents1]

Babu you're too kind and humble. We the viewers are not your gods, but your friends. We just want you to have the best experience. We love watching movies WITH you in this truly cultural exchange. If I was to emerse myself in Indian culture, I would want you to guide me to all the best things about it. :) We love you guys, keep up the great work!

[@CobbleBompster]

What a great message ❤️

[@norbis3939]

Yeah, we are definitely not gods, just random people on KZbin.

[@prismpyre7653]

he says 'gods' in more of an oldworld sense of the word, I expect-- invisible patrons $$$$ who hopefully help to make their lives a bit easier (if they are sharing in the revenue this channel creates, which I certainly hope they are)

[@philipmervin6967]

With love and respect from India 🇮🇳 It is an experience, watching movies (already watched earlier )with these guys and getting a deep insight 🙏

[@mexicaned]

Si realmente estuvieras inmerso en la cultura entenderías que para ellos el sistema de castas sigue vigente, por lo tanto puede ser que nos vean o nos consideren diferentes a ellos…

[@ethanulousgames3190]

I love how babu bhai keeps saying "this is where the fun begins" a true SW fan

[@slothassasin1055]

This is where the fun begins

[@ThisIsWhereTheFunBegins8588]

This is where the fun begins

[@karlsmith2570]

This is where the fun begins

[@barbarianjk2355]

This is where the fun begins

[@christopherstein2024]

This is where the fun begins

[@dripcaraybbx]

"The next part will show what The New Hope is." You gentlemen never cease to amaze me.

[@samwallaceart288]

This might be the first time I've seen someone watch it in straight chronology for the first time, will be interesting to see how it affects their viewing of the completed Death Star in 4

[@funfunfun3624]

If it was really chronological, they would watch obi-wan next

[@garyballard179]

​@@funfunfun3624 Kenobi is canon-breaking fanfiction. With Kenobi, Ep 4 makes no sense. Rogue One at least fits into canon without disrupting it. (And it's actually _good._ ) Even Solo doesn't damage canon like Kenobi does. _But,_ like Kenobi, Solo is not important to the overall story. Neither is Andor.

[@bjrnhalfhand2258]

​@@funfunfun3624I assume they're going to just watch the movies rather than everything including D+ movies. Having said that, Solo takes place before Rogue One.

[@Trazynn]

I think they would like Andor but it might be too slow and take up too much time. And the second season hasn't even arrived yet. Obi Wan and Book of Boba Fett are only watcheable if you take the fan-edits. And I don't think Hindi dubs exist for those. Having them watch the full shows probably leaves a sour taste like with many others. A wasted opporunity.

[@Trazynn]

@@garyballard179 Yes Solo is irrelevant, and the actor is so different from Harrison Ford they might not even recognise that these are the same character. Oh, and it creates a plot line that goes nowhere at the end with Darth Maul, which I'm sure they will recognise and then leave them with questions that will never be answered.

[@LivinMyJeffLife]

Please give Badshah our Love🙏🏼 Miss him lately🙏🏼 especially for Star Wars😅

[@Trazynn]

Yes I hope he's doing well.

[@philipmervin6967]

May difficulty in travelling, and the change in climate also trouble him

[@prismpyre7653]

yeah he's a sweetheart; his brother is too mean to him sometimes

[@LivinMyJeffLife]

Somehow I hope he is still seeing the Star Wars movies, so he is not behind on the story😅😅 But I pray for his health first😇

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

​@@prismpyre7653who is his brother and how would you know how he treats him?

[@wyzwolicielizrealitow]

I love how Rogue One and A New Hope creates amazing duology. Can't wait them to see A New Hope! I hope they'll watch it quickly!

[@tacticianmatt3791]

This entire channel is so unexpectedly wholesome and I love it

[@dbry4756]

This flick is a masterpiece. It's got to be the darkest of the Star Wars movies/stories, gritty, a real change. But really dealt with the horrors and sacrifice of war. Just because it's fought with 'blasters' doesn't mean it won't be horrific.

[@pedrodelfino3582]

Thank god you showed them rogue one before episode 4!!! I love this, thank you.

[@notthecoolwhip]

Wooooh!

[@Dino-god69]

by far the best star wars since george lucas sold it

[@Trazynn]

@@Dino-god69 It's from the creator of the Bourne Identity movies. But that's a series that's more fun to watch after James Bond (first Pierce Brosnan and then Daniel Craig) as it was a response to those movies.

[@DavidSherman1980]

Raeen's face when he first saw Vader using his Force choke! Goosebumps!

[@MrNo1fan]

For part 4 they really need to explain the movie was made over 40 years ago or else the guys might wonder why the the quality is weird compared to the other 4.

[@tainasiman2107]

the PACING

[@IanHollis]

They'll probably watch the most recent special editions, so it won't seem that weird.

[@Beery1962]

@@tainasiman2107 The pacing is really not at all bad. I think the biggest issue that makes Episode 4 seem dated is the fight scene between Obi Wan and Vader. There's a fan-made version floating around the 'net that's a whole lot better.

[@mattlm64]

@@Beery1962 It makes more sense when you consider that Obi Wan was an old man and wasn't intending to kill Vader and Vader was toying with him.

[@Beery1962]

@@mattlm64 Slightly more sense, but the choreography in that scene is so bad that it's just embarrassing. It's only 20 years since Revenge of the Sith, yet Obi Wan is moving like he hasn't done any training in half a century.

[@hdufort]

This movie is at the same time heroic and depressing. You know they're doomed. To know that they've built a whole world and a whole story arc from a single sentence from the original movie... amazing. The end scene is terrifying and beautiful at the same time. This is an emotional movie for sure.

[@davidstover8372]

I would literally fly to their country just to watch a movie with these guys. Their reactions are so genuine.

[@rambamcalcam3658]

i love these guys so much. first watched them with Fellowship of The Ring, they made me relive everything I felt when first watching it in the cinema 9 years old. Brilliant people.

[@foxdie49]

1, 2 & 3... Rogue One, then 4, 5 & 6.... Perfect! Selection for a full saga reaction 🙏

[@highstimulation2497]

oh my god, their reactions to "I am one with The Force and The Force is with me" were beautiful

[@KHMaggot67]

Only 4 minutes in, but I didn’t even think to include the side-story films, I only thought of the trilogies for which order to watch the movies on because I grew up in the 1990s and that was always a hot topic. Great insight by the viewers to recommend this film next; it didn’t even occur to me. I’d also like to mention that Babu reminds me so much of my Pépé who passed when I was a child. He looks much like him and he’s the same mannerisms and knowledgeable advice. Also the dude on the right mentioned that maybe we will see Anakin’s twin children in this film. He also has great intuition; we will see them soon 😁

[@Timmydope]

"the next part will show what the new hope is" I find it amazing he said that without even knowing the name of the next movie is "A new hope" ..these guys are smart

[@palamabron2481]

I'm guessing the interpreter guy has already told them that since they had that conversation about watching this before moving onto part 4.

[@nicoladolby2154]

Really enjoyed this. You'll love the next part, A New Hope. In the time line it starts about 30 seconds after this film ends. 😀

[@Trazynn]

I hope they pick up on that. They should definitely wat A New Hope as soon as possible.

[@Олег_Евсеев]

Slightly wrong. They junp to Tatuine system, and vader ship followed them

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

It's a great idea to watch this one next, for folks who haven't already seen the series. It bridges the gap perfectly between the two trilogies. As to the viewers being gods, while that's flattering (and Babu is too precious for this world), everyone just wants them to have the best experience, and to share in get enjoyment from seeing them having that experience for the first time. We all grew up with these movies being a big part of our lives, and they're so embedded in pop-culture that it's almost impossible to find someone who doesn't know the major plot moments. So it's lovely to be able to see it for the first time again, in some way, with these gentlemen.

[@prismpyre7653]

the truth is, people here do rain mana on them$$$$ so while they may be new to the internet, these wise folks understand the game of KZbin very well already

[@aldunlop4622]

He just means gods in the sense that we our wishes determine what they want next, not actually gods.

[@JasonMartinez-h4r]

so cute he holds Babus hand when the robot dies

[@PedroSilvahf]

It seems Ben Mendelson really got into Babu nerves. He played so many villains in recent years i cant wait to see Babus face each time he watches a new film with and there is him again.

[@gwoody4003]

Awesome! Thank you! Rogue One really sets the scene for A New Hope. I wish I could have seen them all in proper order. The opening scene of A New Hope doesn't tell us Leia and the Rebels were like... just 10 minutes away from the battle the plans were stolen at, and how seriously suspicious it looks for the Princess to be there. It makes the Empire's actions more understandable. Thats funny, they pretty much called the title of the next movie discussing the ending. Rouge One is so good, its hard to believe its a Disney production. Just the right amount of fan service and a good respect for the prequels and the original trilogy. They didn't contradict history or screw up the future. Andor was really good too. The best of all those Star Wars shows that were made. I bet the guys would like The Mandalorean.

[@rko1095]

I can't wait to see their reaction when they watch the beginning of Part 4 and connect it to Rogue One. Rogue One has become integral cannon to the Star Wars Universe. Well done for showing them this before Part 4.

[@OpenGL4ever]

If you take a closer look at Star Wars a new Hope, when the rebellion ship is boarded by the Empire and Darth Vader interrogates the Commander of the ship, then you will see, that Rogue One has a big story error and is therefore none canon.

[@Djsonley]

@@OpenGL4ever Hows it non cannon? lol Hundreds of millions of people have seen the movie. Star Wars the movies are cannon unlike Lotr and Harry Potter for example. Star Wars is and was a movie. This is the main medium for the franchise and original medium so anything on the screen rather than print is cannon.

[@OpenGL4ever]

@@Djsonley Just watch the scene, i told you to watch and listen carefully.

[@blueshark7385]

@@OpenGL4ever How does Vader interrogating Captain Antilles make Rouge One not canon? How? Do you think Rogue One takes place after A New Hope or something? Where on Earth is this "story error"? What are you babbling about??

[@OpenGL4ever]

@@blueshark7385 Oh boy, understanding text ist not something you're good at. Right? So let me show you, in a New Hope Darth Vader says to Antilles: "Where are those transmissions, you intercepted? ..." 1st Error in Rogue one: There are no Transmissions that were intercepted. The plans where stolen and then sent to the big ship. From there, they were transported manually in a hurry to Antilles ship before Darth Vader could catch them. Then the interrogation continues in a new hope: Captain Antilles: "We intercepted no transmissions, this is a counselor ship on a diplomatic mission. ..." 2nd Error in Rogue One. According to Rogue One, Darth Vader already knows, that this is the ship with the plans, thus there is no point in lying in a new hope about some diplomatic missions. These 2 very big story errors show clearly, that Rogue One doesn't fit in the story path of a New Hope. Thus it makes Rogue one invalid. Plus, Rogue One is invalid anyway because the Death Star plans were stolen by Kyle Katarn in Star Wars Dark Forces.

[@candiussell]

Babu is my favorite in these series. His simple misunderstandings are precious, but he seems to get the gist of the movie. He must be a fun old man to hang out with,

[@ThatBlackPiano]

🙌🏽THIS is my favorite of ALL the Star Wars movies!🥹

[@MrEmichan]

Same

[@WanderingRoe]

One of my favorite Star Wars movies, this was a huge treat! Thank you again and let Badshah know we miss him. :)

[@RonnieG]

I am one with the force and the force is with me. May the force be with you.

[@matts6607]

i love it! Babu just wants to jump right into the movie...

[@heather9857]

I don't think I've ever been so excited to see a channel react to part 4❣

[@christopherstein2024]

For all who are interested whever Earth is in Star Wars: The real answer is no. It is in a galaxy far far away. But there is a planet in the story wich resembles Earth in many ways. Coruscant, where the Jedi temple and the senate was shown in the movies 1-3. This is the planet with days of 24h and years of 365 days, the size is similar to Earth and perhaps it is the native planet of humans in the Star Wars galaxy. Coruscant is a bit like a future version of Earth where humans and aliens have turned the entire planet into one city.

[@Trazynn]

Perhaps they should just be told that Coruscant is earth. Even if it's technically not correct it would clear up a lot of confusion for them without having to explain the entire Star Wars universe.

[@starwave8228]

The answer could be yes, i know this a stretch this one. But in The Phantom Menace you see ET's species as an Easter Egg & in ET on the night of Halloween when ET see's a kid dressed as Yoda he point's and Says "home". i wish they'd seen ET after SW for that Easter Egg.

[@IanHollis]

I'm looking forward to them piecing together that Luke is the new hope. I wonder what their reaction to seeing the droids again will be? They'll be waiting a while before they see Yoda again, but I think their reaction will be worth it!

[@Trazynn]

Awesome. This is my favourite react so far. You could tell they were impatient being sidetracked at first and then it finally started to click. And indeed they got the most important part of Rogue One, which is that countless people sacrificed their lives to find a flaw in the Death Star, which was always a point of criticism of a New Hope, that the weakness was too easy for Luke to exploit. Rogue One corrected that part of the story by showing how hard it was.

[@apok1980]

Since everyone’s getting their own show, they should do one on Yen’s character. Or at least an episode from Tales of the Jedi. I know he’s not a Jedi, but it would be interesting if his backstory was his parents told he has force sensitivity, but not enough to be a Jedi. Then he goes blind and maybe a different Jedi assigned to his planet helps him use the force and teaches him to fight.

[@Trazynn]

@@apok1980 Hey they're going to get plenty of Ip-man in John Wick 4.

[@palamabron2481]

​@@apok1980I want a Jek Porkins origin story.

[@DontrelleRoosevelt]

They remembered Mustafar, Vader, and called Leia the Queen… they’re definitely insightful, given how many movies they’ve seen.

[@GenericStatue]

​@@apok1980Jedi and sith were not the only groups of force sensitives in the galaxy, just the dominant ones. He was a monk in the temple on his planet. You can learn more about his order in the Jedi survivor game.

[@mr.waiyanlin1791]

I appreciate their love of U wing lol They truly have good taste in ship designs one of the best ship in star wars

[@BBQJOE22]

i'm so glad you decided to watch Rogue One before going into Episode 4!

[@79mib]

Great job, friends. You will understand so much more about the next movie for watching this. It’s a never-ending delight to enjoy these films though your eyes. ❤

[@CptRedexCC--]

"He gave him permanent rest" 😂😂

[@GuillemMartínez-u3g]

I like that Babu Bhai always finds a way to sing us a song. Sir that movie about star wars was amazing, i just remembered this old song about star wars, and proceeds to improvise. Absolute legend.

[@tyersalladam4735]

I'm soo happy you include Rogue One for them to watch 👍🏼

[@MarcShake]

Rogue One is such a great movie. And especially because it's the real bridge between the sequels and the original trilogy. Rogue One is super underrated.

[@CannibalKen]

I'm glad they're doing the story in order it should be viewed this way

[@codestuff6231]

This movie takes place 19 years after Episode 3 Revenge of the Sith. So at this time, Luke and Leia are in the care of relatives and have not been found by Vader, who has been Vader for 19 years now. Leia Skywalker is with Bale Organa and is hidden as Leia Organa. Luke is on Tatooine with his uncle and aunt and Obi'wan. Episode 4 takes place directly after and the rebellion has been going on for 19 years. Saw Gurerra's breathing problems and cybernetic limbs are due to injuries from the last 19 years of rebellion.

[@kvol1668]

This was a great choice, not just because of the backstory, but because it increases the stakes in Ep. 4. They watched the whole cast die in Ep. 3 and Rogue One, so it's much more tense.

[@fightingfortruth9806]

I can't wait until they watch episode 4. Don't wait too long!

[@patriciagerresheim2500]

Babu and Raeen might be interested to know that this film was made roughly 40 years after the film they're going to see next - SW: A New Hope. By then, the original actor portraying Grand Moff Tarkin, Peter Cushing, had died, and the actress playing Princess Leia, Carrie Fisher, was much older, and died about the same time this film was released. The actors choses to play the roles in this film had some superficial resemblance to the original performers, and the visual effects staff used some very sophisticated CGI to recreate the look of the original people. Since I've seen all these films in release order, I'm enjoying seeing them again through the eyes of someone seeing them for the first time in chronological order.

[@artmaknev3738]

By far one of the best star wars movies

[@kylewestlake982]

When I saw this in theaters, it took all my will to not scream "WHAT?!" when Galen revealed the truth about the Death Star, and to just scream at the top of my lungs as the explosion washed over Jyn and Cassian.

[@Mister_Matthew]

These guys are legends, way too awesome and respectful! Much love from Canada!

[@srbrant5391]

"All our viewers are gods." *BOW BEFORE ME, PUNY HUMANS!*

[@michaeltnk1135]

So glad you showed them this movie before episode 4!

[@ryanhampson673]

Its great he said in part for they will see what the new hope is.....Well that's the title "a new hope" 😁

[@Trazynn]

Yes. So cool that that's the only thing, the one thing they knew about the next movie.

[@generoberts9151]

Donnie Yen was great. His fight choreography was so good. My only regret was that the movie didn’t develop him more from the beginning. All they mentioned was his relationship with the Jedi Temple.

[@prismpyre7653]

and originally his character was going to be even more underdeveloped-- it was only Donnie himself who thought of the idea of the character being blind and force-sensitive

[@Trazynn]

The Raid 1 and 2 would also be interesting as those two movies have the best fighting scenes I've ever seen. I certainly would like them to see this before Dredd (2012) because that movie stole the plot. And Ong Bank 1 and 2 also, like that one guy keeps suggesting. Excellent fighting. Ong Bak 3 not worth it.

[@RadioJosiah]

I love these two. I never tire of watching them respond to my favorite movies. They bring their own unique perspectives, and also they are so perceptive. They have a strong sense of morality, which brings the morality in the stories to life.

[@jaredf6205]

They have 2 other channels, common man show, where they react to KZbin, and novice squad, where they try food.

[@christopherstein2024]

This movie is the right set up for Episode 4. They won't be suprised were the rebellion came from and the transition will be very nice. Please don't show them Solo or antyhing else before Episode 4

[@LauraCourtneyette]

I’m so glad you showed them Rogue One - best Star Wars reaction so far!

[@golmatol6537]

Please do explain to them that the next trilogy was the first star wars series made and uses older cinematic technologies. Else, they will definitely feel they have gone back in time instead of forward. Waiting eagerly for the next part now. It was fun watching their reactions to this one.

[@darthdeluxe_1]

Rogue one is one of the best SW movies ever

[@tulinfirenze1990]

"Divine power is with me and I am with it" - and George Lucas's creation stretches across generations, cultures, eras and beliefs.

[@slywitt_the_cold1108]

Babu said we are their gods and they do what we ask of them? I would ask him, who watches who more? Do they watch me? Do they watch us? No, they are our gods, we follow them. Thank you for allowing us to take this journey with them. Whatever they do, I will witness. As a devout follower of these villagers turned gods. Edit; thanks for watching all of them in order chronologically, and not in the order they were released. Much better this way, it will let them appreciate more, the old movies they are about to see, if they see what we do with it now…. Thank you, cameraman, director, and producers. Edit of the edit: and thank the men on screen.

[@kvol1668]

I can't wait for them to watch Aliens and True Lies. XD

[@josephdanieljirehdimacali4418]

Andor(calming his friend panicking): Everythings going to be alright! (Shoot & kill him) Some tribe people in planet earth: "he gave him permanent rest." "Now you rest." "Don't shout too much." Can't believe they would be an Andor apologist in his introduction & not be disturbed in what he just did. 😂😂😂

[@crispinravlin4256]

Thank you for this great video

[@CptRedexCC--]

I love Babu, but in my opinion he is more like a god. He is very wise and smart. Just like Master Yoda.

[@vaskbarebuks9760]

Very well said 🙏

[@ivanribnikov2001]

I love how Babu at the end of the video has a lot of praise for the craftsmanship, special effects, cinematography and how well they all blend together to create an extremely realistic setting. I feel like Rogue One is underrated regarding that, it's a visually stunning science fiction movie, Gareth Edwards used a lot of miniatures and practical costumes/effects wherever he could iirc.

[@TheOpendoormedia]

I was hoping you guys would add rogue One to the mix. It was well done, and it added so much to the pre Star wars of the 1977 version that really explained what took place just before the events on tatooine. Good job.

[@marcusgates5292]

Man, I'm so excited to see you all watch 4!

[@katheryne-bois]

Seriously, the younger guy is really smart, since the start of Star Wars movies they watched, he continuously know how to predict what will happen in the next everytime, and really loved when he pointed the fact that the Part 4 will be themed about hope! He’s an amazingly insanely smart guy!

[@britcinescribe]

I've half a suspicion he's seen some of these before...

[@hazzah5572]

I am addicted to this channel. One of the best on KZbin.

[@pelvist]

The younger guys understanding of whats going ona nd whats to come is so spot on. Cant wait to see episode IV.

[@betonde]

Love Babu's songs at the end if every video he really has a song for every occasion

[@Blandina11]

Where is the tall gentleman? He watched the first SW movie s together with these two dudes

[@sammurphy3343]

It is good you saw anakin become Vader instead of the release order. You appreciate the backstop more.

[@britcinescribe]

These guys are amazing. And I'm SO glad that you sneaked Rogue One in before Part 4. Although I wonder if you should do Solo next!

[@duncanbradley9616]

Amazing!!! I can’t wait for Ep 4 : A New Hope Reaction!! 👊

[@Nicholas1994]

I'm glad you guys liked this one. It's my favourite Star Wars movie. And if you want to see more of the blind man, you should watch Ip Man sometime. It's really good.

[@Trazynn]

Donnie also has a huge role in John Wick 4. Would be fun to point that out before they watch John Wick 4.

[@Nicholas1994]

@@Trazynn Yeah I loved that. Someone did an amazing job choreographing a believable fighting style for someone who was a skilled assassin before going blind. It was the highlight of the movie for me.

[@francispotoza346]

OMG YESSS

[@ll7868]

Donny Yen also plays a blind man in John Wick 4, he's even more impressive with a lot more fight scenes.

[@Anthyrion]

"Remember. No matter, how dark the times seem, there is always a light at the end of a Tunnel." The light at the end of the Tunnel 44:29

[@Blablablarandomguy]

Rogue One was amazing. I'm glad they liked it as well. A New Hope is gonna be so good for them!

[@stigkenobi7525]

A New Hope makes no sense now because of Rogue One. Paying attention is too hard, is it?

[@eddardgreybeard]

If they watched the prequel trilogy first and then you're showing them rogue one, you're doing God's work.

[@srbrant5391]

"And I believe there may be a game like this in the future." You'd be surprised, Babu.

[@olicorrivo3289]

Very well put with the phrase : " The force is with me, I am one with the force.". I think this is technically mysticism, which is to try to fuse with an immaterial entity or a force, enter a symbiotic relationship with it.

[@RJStockton]

The scene you're waiting for starts at 44:26.

[@RetroJack]

That's your opinion.

[@glambertini4709]

Good that they see Rogue One now ! I hope they will enjoy !

[@thedappermagician6905]

This film is one of the very few epic-heroic tragedies of our generation. I'm so happy that our brothers(family, really) have got to see this movie. Donnie Yen did such a phenomenal job of building such a lovable character, not in a cute way per se, but in a way that compels you to want to know him, be with him, and mourn him. Such a spiritual character that we rarely ever see...especially since he is not a Jedi. I am one with The Force, and The Force is one with me.

[@mattp.3949]

Rouge One is a stand-alone story of the Star Wars universe that takes place between Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope.

[@sianne79]

Here's a few more suggestions - but be advised I am adding a warning at the end of each one that may figure into your decision if you decide to show them or not - 1.) Babu in particular I think would like a movie called "Hacksaw Ridge." Spoiler/synopsis: During world war 2, a Seventh Day Adventist - a sect of Christianity where the members are nonviolent and take the 10 commandments very seriously - named Desmond Doss who joined the Army as a medic, refusing to kill or even to carry a gun. There is a slight dispute between what he said and what his fellows said, about how many people's lives he saved, but during the battle of okinawa when the entire army had retreated, he stayed behind to singlehandedly CARRY at *least* 75 wounded men on his back to safety, including 3 of the 'enemy' soldiers. HE said it was only "about fifty" and his Army friends insisted it was well over a hundred men and that he was just being humble. So the film compromised by cutting the number in half. That is not taking into account the lives he saved who did not need to be carried. He was a humble man who did an incredible thing to serve his country and honor his God. (If you like, don't tell them it's a true story, there's an interview with him at the end of the movie...and i love watching people find out he was a real person. His heroic deeds are ) Warning: This movie has a battle scene in the last third of the movie that is very violent and bloody. In my opinion, that's fine because it sets a very sharp contrast to what he was doing during the battle and afterwards. 2 ) Another movie based on a true story in a war movie is called the Tuskegee Airmen. (There are actually two movies about the Tuskegee Airmen; the other one is called Red Tails and I don't think is a very good one. If you decide to watch it, make sure it is the one that stars "Lawrence Fishburne") But the film focuses more on the story of the first African American fighter pilots and how they were a key part of history and civil rights. It's not very bloody at all. Warning: The heavy thing about this one is actually the reason I think makes it such a powerful movie. Black Americans were treated so very badly back then. It's still a problem, but it was so much worse then. The majority of white people in the south did not think Black people were smart, or good for anything except field work. There are seven uses of the "n" word...and if you're unfamiliar with that word, it is the most racist insult to call a Black person. But again, it's a part of history, and we need to acknowledge the past in order that we may become better people now and in the future. So the racism, difficulty, and their battle against prejudice makes their extraordinary courage and achievements even more compelling. These men faced all of that head on and proved to everyone that they were just as valuable as any other soldier. It is quite emotional. 3.) Finally, there is a movie called "Dances With Wolves." It is not a true story, though it is about true history. It is about a white soldier who learns about a tribe of Native Americans called the Sioux, and comes to respect and admire them so much that he ends up joining them, learning their language, their culture, and their way of life. The film itself is beautiful, showing how vast the American landscape truly is. At one point the movie shows a buffalo (bison really) hunt, with over 3000 bison on the screen....which is very impressive until you learn that there used to be more than 1000000 animals in a single herd until they were nearly hunted to extinction. (For extra context, the American bison is the largest animal in north america. They can grow to be over 10 feet tall and weigh more than a ton. They are dangerous animals that are bigger than bears, and bears don't dare to attack them.) Anyway the movie showcases a part of history that we so often do not appreciate, and we can never get back. Warning: There's really nothing objectionable in this movie. People say it is long, and it is; but it's shorter than Titanic, Schindler's List, and the Lord of the Rings. When it came out in 1990, people just weren't used to movies that lasted longer than two hours. (This one is 3 hours and one minute. For comparison, Titanic and Schindler's list are both 3 hours and 15 minutes, and Return of the King is 3 and a half hours long.) If there WAS a warning, mine would be that the plot is kind of slow, but very soon the story takes over and you get so invested in it, wondering what's going to happen next that it doesn't FEEL long. There are unexpectedly funny moments The history is phenomenal, the landscapes are breath-taking, and even the music is spectacular. It is an emotional roller coaster of emotions from pure joy and wonderment to heartbreaking tragedy. The ending is a powerful one.

[@Trazynn]

Also The Revenant.

[@aflodesigns]

the blind monk and his buddy was my favorite part

[@Trazynn]

Aw yiss. So glad we got Rogue One first.

[@Shigawire]

I think you tend to too often translate a word to "dangerous" when it should be translated to "scary" (as in: it is looking dangerous)

[@X-Gen-001]

Basically this is a side story set in the Star Wars timeline before "A New Hope". The plot is based on how the plans to the Death Star were obtained.

[@denisletourneau9750]

SILENCE OF THE LAMBS PLEASE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@DinoPLUG]

Best duo on KZbin rn

[@Олег_Евсеев]

Right decision, editor you are wise Indian man.

[@tofersiefken]

Let the gentlemen know that in this movie series, Earth does not exist. The whole story began "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away", so all the planets and aliens are unique to that galaxy. There are, of course, still humans in that galaxy, but none of the known planets from our solar system.

[@royalecrafts6252]

Theres earth in legends

[@RedZenGaming]

To answer the question of whether or not it takes place on Earth, it does not, it technically is supposed to take place in a far distant past in different galaxy far away. So they have lots of creative freedom when writing the story of the "Star Wars Universe". Many of the habitable planets we see throughout all of the films are very earth like approximations. Of course, some are better or more exotic than others.

[@rahimbukhari6966]

It's great how these guys are watching things in chronology. Wish they get to watch the series too; Clone Wars, Bad Batch, Rebels, and the rest of the Post-empire series. It ties in everything ever so perfectly. When I watched Star Wars in chronological order (movies and series) it felt as if I was watching one long-ass epic saga. The experience is on a different level. Took me 3 weeks and 2 days to complete the whole saga. Except for Star Wars Resistance (which seemed really childish) and the sequel trilogy (which I personally believe Disney ruined) the rest of the saga is nothing short of a treat.

[@jeffk1485]

You gentlemen are truly gems; wish I could meet you and buy you a coffee.

[@CaptKush42069]

I love watching you guys , keep it up :) Please also watch all the other Star Wars of the Series . Really Epic Journey - Cheers